Argenta Oreana High School - Pilot Yearbook (Argenta, IL)

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A rgenois Stoll Joyce Craft Joanne Dunkel Orville Frye Terry Dungey Howard VanFossan Walter Doane Audrey Stephens Charles Boyce, Darlene Cooke, Betty Reitzel, Bernadine Ater, Pearl McCoy, Corrine Myers, Elma Edwards, Larry Reeser, Marilyn Zindar, Joanne Turner, Ellen Agee, Carol Rhodes, Joanna Shobe, Harold Chenow eth. Delores Boyce Nancy Massey Jerry Groves Walter Doane .Joanne Dunkel, Orville Frye, Joyce Craft, Ellen Umbarger, Frances Reeves, Audrey Stephens, Helen Hiser Madonna York Joanne Turner Miss Finger Editor-in-Chief.. . Assistant Editor. , Business Manager Sports Editor..... Assistants Chief Reporter. . . Reporters......... Art Editor...... Assistants Typists......... Production Staff Advisor.........

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Pilot Sl .tt Editor-in-Chief..... Assistant Editor. . . . Business Manager. . , Sports Editor....... Assistant Photograph Editor. . . Assistants Activities.......... Senior Reporters. . . . Junior Reporter..... Sophomore Reporter. Freshman Reporters Artists............. Typists Reporters Advisor- . Franees Reeves James McMahon Ben Stogsdill Paul Doane Sam Miller Charles Boyce Dorothy Hackney Peggy Musselman Bernadine Ater Robert Skelton Darlene Cooke Dorothy Hupp Marilyn Zindar Betty Ater Judy McKinley Carol Rhodes Donna Sigmon Delores Boyce Helen Hiser Ellen Umbarger Ben Stogsdill Betty Reitzel Joanne Dunkel Corrine Myers Carol Rhodes Miss Finger 25

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Senior STAR CRAZY On October 22, 1948, at 8:00 P. M., the Senior Class of 1948-49 presented the play, Star Crazy, under the direction of Mrs. Weaver. Many regarded it as one of the best performances ever witnessed at A. H. S. Regardless of what the people thought the boys and girls had a very enjoyable time presenting it. They all wished they could do it again. Jerry Andrews (Ellen Umbarger) spent her time helping her father, Pro- fessor Andrews (Orville Frye), and astronomer. When she heard that Dick Mallon (Charles Boyce,) a big league ball player, was in town, she realized she regretted having put a career ahead of marriage with Dick. Everyone loved “kid” sister Donna (Joanne Dunkel) who set out to “right the wrong.” A little note started everything. Nothing...not even the arrival of Dick's fiancee, Joan Mayberry (Frances Reeves,) Hollywood star ...stopped Donna who, with reluctant help of her brother Bill (Robert Skelton) and friend Beth Robinson (Darlene Malone) managed to get everyone involved. Even Joe (Clarance Banning) who acted as Miss Mayberry's agent was anxious to get rid of her and help the kids. The audience gave up when they saw the seemingly hopeless situations Bill got into. They smiled with amusement at good-natured, absent-minded Professor Andrews, and enjoyed immensely the grumbling, indifferent maid, Isabell (Audrey Stephens.) Compli- cations increased until the play built up to a rousing, laughable climax. This play could not have been a success if it were not for our people who were back stage helping. They were: Helen Hiser, Robert Higgins, Darlene Cooke, Joyce Craft, Ivan Porter, Don Krueger, Bill Guyot, Randall Roberts, Pete McConkey, and Ben Stogsdill. 27